This document presents research on possible future scenarios for the use of wearable devices by tourists on site. Four scenarios were developed through a scenario technique approach involving focus groups and factor identification. The scenarios range from "Awesome" where technology perfectly enhances travel, to "Grumpy" depicting an irritating situation, to "Evil" where technology takes over the vacation. The research identifies factors like software, hardware and networks that will shape future wearable device use on site, and discusses both positive and negative potential impacts on the tourist experience. It provides implications for tourism decision-makers to consider different outcomes and apply the scenario technique to complex problems.
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FUTURE OF WEARABLES
1. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 1
Samsung Galaxy Gear Official TV Commercial (A Long Time Coming), 2013
2. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 2
The Future of Wearable Devices On-Site:
A Scenario Technique Approach
Fernanda Ortiz Rincón
Eleonora Tommasini
Mattia Rainoldi
Roman Egger
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, Austria
{dortiz.imte-m2014; etommasini.imte-2014; mattia.rainoldi; roman.egger}@fh-salzburg.ac.at
http://www.fh-salzburg.ac.at/en/
3. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 3
“What are the possible future scenarios
of the use of wearable devices
by tourists on site?”
4. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 4
Which Wearables?
Smartglasses Smartwatches
5. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 5
2015 Hype Cycle for Emerging
Technologies
Gartner, 2015
Why the Future?
WD are considered
the technology of the future,
which will transform
the way people
experience their
surroundings.
(Prabu, 2012; Dickey, 2013)
6. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 6
Why on Site?
Anticipatory
Phase
Reflective
Phase
Experiential
Phase
On Site
Experience
Craig-Smith and French, 1994
7. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 7
Existing theory:
Technology as mediator of the tourist
experience
(Wang, Park& Fesenmaier,2012)
Research Gap
Contribution:
Experience on-site whilst using wearable technology
8. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 8
The Future:
A Scenario Technique Approach
9. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 9
Process Overview
Oct 2015 Nov 2015 Dec 2015
1st
and 2nd
Focus Groups
Factors
Identification
Consistency
Analysis
Scenarios
Selection
Influence
Analysis
Future
Developments
10. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 10
93 total factors clustered into 21
Oct 2015 Nov 2015 Dec 2015
1st
and 2nd
Focus Groups
Factors
Identification
Consistency
Analysis
Scenarios
Selection
Influence
Analysis
Future
Developments
12. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 12
Consistency Analysis(Source: Snapshot Pamenides EIDOS 7.6)
Oct 2015 Nov 2015 Dec 2015
1st
and 2nd
Focus Groups
Factors
Identification
Consistency
Analysis
Scenarios
Selection
Influence
Analysis
Future
Developments
13. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 13
Selection based on the most contrasting combinations
of the future developments of the most influential factors.
(Schüll and Schröter, 2013)
Oct 2015 Nov 2015 Dec 2015
1st
and 2nd
Focus Groups
Factors
Identification
Consistency
Analysis
Scenarios
Selection
Influence
Analysis
Future
Developments
(Source: Snapshot Pamenides EIDOS 7.6)
15. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 15
Scenario #1:
AWESOME
“Traveling made perfect”
16. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 16
Scenario #2:
MEH
“Not much has changed”
17. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 17
Scenario #3:
GRUMPY
“An utterly irritating situation”
18. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 18
Scenario #4:
EVIL
“Technology takes over your vacation”
19. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 19
Tourist Experience on Site
Discussion
of the Results
Hindered Enhanced
WD enable positive
experiences by
maximizing values
and enriching user’s
skills.
WD pose a threat to
privacy, public safety
and protection of
private information.
Intrusive 3rd party
access.
WD deliver great
discomfort at a
premium price for
no extra value.
WD hold potential to
mediate tourist
experience,
conditional of further
developments in S&H
and N&I
20. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 20
Factors shaping the future use of WD on site
Independent Dependent
Software
Hardware
Network &
Infrastructur
e
Comfort &
Embodiment
3rd Party
Access
Functions
&Usages
Reliability
21. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 21
Limitations &
Opportunities
Analysis from the
supply side of the
industry on site
22. ENTER 2017 Research Track Slide Number 22
Managerial
Implications
• As a compass: provides
decision- makers with a broader
picture upon which decisions
may be based; taking into
consideration various outcomes,
even the less likely to occur.
• As a model: facilitates learning
and application of the scenario
technique to solve complex and
ambiguous business problems
by confronting different
perspectives from different
disciplinary bases, cultural and
ideological standpoints. (Van
der Heijden et al., 2002)
Not sure about starting with this slide but i wanted to start with something
Headlines can be changed – pics as well
The graph should help us explaining why we decided to select a 5 y future horizon
Lots of research on technology mediating the tourists experience on side and as well papers with smartph..but..
Note for me:
With this research we aim at further contributing to the theory of technology mediated experiences
highlight also why our research is unique..because it explore the issue from the wearables perspective
Brief overview on WHY we decided to use this methodology
A bit rough it is just to have a quick overview on the overall process
Brief overview on WHY we decided to use this methodology
Brief overview on WHY we decided to use this methodology
Brief overview on WHY we decided to use this methodology
Brief overview on WHY we decided to use this methodology
MAYBE SYMBOLS?!
Brief overview on WHY we decided to use this methodology